Oasis have finally locked in a streaming date for their comeback documentary, and the Gallaghers are bringing their rehearsals, their performances, and some rare footage straight to Disney+ and Hulu. The film, Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger, follows Liam and Noel Gallagher as they prepare for their 2025 reunion tour, sixteen years after the band broke up and the brothers stopped talking to each other. It streams on Oct. 9.
The Gallaghers rehearse for the comeback tour, react to the crowds at their shows, and talk about the respect they’ve developed for each other since ending the band. The directors are Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern.
The Footage That Comes With the Stream
The streaming version isn’t just the film you saw in theaters. Fans with subscriptions to Disney+ and Hulu will get access to never-before-seen footage of the Gallaghers, along with performances that weren’t fully featured in the theatrical cut.
Two songs get the full treatment exclusively on Disney+ and Hulu: “Wonderwall” and “Slide Away.” Abridged versions of those performances appeared in the documentary when it played in cinemas, but the platforms will carry the complete takes. Additional showings of Be Here Now’s “D’You Know What I Mean?” and Definitely Maybe’s “Half The World Away” will also be available on the stream.
The streaming release is a chance to see the full scope of the comeback, from the rehearsals that the film only touched on to the full performances that audiences didn’t get to see in theaters.
The Platforms and the Dates
Disney+ and Hulu subscribers will have the documentary available starting Oct. 9. The release comes after the film’s theatrical run, which gave audiences a first look at the Gallaghers’ return to working together.
The platforms are carrying the exclusive content alongside the film itself. For subscribers who caught the theatrical screenings, the stream offers a second pass with extra material. For those who missed the cinema run, the Oct. 9 date is the moment the full story arrives.
The Brothers Rehearse and Talk Again
The documentary follows the Gallaghers as they gear up for the 2025 comeback tour. The film features footage of the brothers rehearsing, reacting to the crowds, and discussing their respect for each other.
The respect angle is the human core of the story. After sixteen years apart, the film shows the two men finding common ground again. That’s the kind of material that rarely makes it into a standard concert film, and its inclusion here adds depth to the reunion narrative.
The 2027 Tour Adds More Dates
Oasis aren’t done touring yet. Following much teasing, the band will embark on an additional 2027 tour hitting stops in the United Kingdom and the United States, plus Europe, which was omitted from last year’s run.
The tour will include several dates at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium, home to their beloved Manchester City F.C., plus Ireland’s Slane Castle and Munich’s Allianz Arena.
What the Streaming Release Means for Fans
The streaming date is a practical win for anyone who wants to see the full picture. The theatrical version was limited in what it could show, and the abridged performances felt like a tease. The Oct. 9 stream removes that limitation.
For longtime fans, the additional showings of “D’You Know What I Mean?” and “Half The World Away” are a bonus. These tracks sit at the heart of the band’s early albums, and seeing them performed in full is a small but meaningful addition to the experience.
The streaming release also closes the gap between what theatergoers saw and what everyone else gets. Anyone who missed the film in cinemas now has a second chance, complete with the extras.
The Bottom Line
Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger is a story about two brothers who stopped talking and started playing again. The streaming release gives fans the full version of that story, with the full performances of “Wonderwall” and “Slide Away” included for the first time.
Oct. 9 is the date to mark. Set a reminder and plan your evening around the stream.
Key Facts Box
– Streaming release date: Oct. 9
– Platforms: Disney+, Hulu
– Full performances: “Wonderwall,” “Slide Away”
– Additional showings: “D’You Know What I Mean?” (“Be Here Now”), “Half The World Away”
– Directors: Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern
– Tour dates: 2027, UK, US, Europe, Manchester (Etihad), Slane Castle, Allianz Arena
Exclusive Content
– Full performances of “Wonderwall” and “Slide Away”
– Never-before-seen footage of the Gallaghers
– Abridged performances from across the 2025 tour
– Additional showings of “D’You Know What I Mean?” and “Half The World Away”
The stream is the payoff. It’s the full Gallaghers story, told with the performances that made the comeback possible.
Source material: “Oasis Announce ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’ Streaming Release Date,” Rolling Stone.
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